What links to “Nikolaev”
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- Dalnee Konstantinovo… fairly considerable population for that time, and in the early 17th century a wooden church in honor of St. Nicholas is mentioned. In 1827 the ancient wooden church was replaced by a stone one, also dedicated to St. Nicholas, …
- Diveevo… the construction of the Church of the Kazan Mother of God (1767–1775), with side chapels dedicated to St. Nicholas and the Holy Archdeacon Stephen. Together with four novices, Melgunova established a community here, …
- Raketa (hydrofoil)… Mikhail Devyatayev. [3] A number of vessels received individual names — «Yuri Gagarin», «German Titov», «Adriyan Nikolayev», Dzerzhinsky», «N. Ye. Zhukovsky», «K. E. Tsiolkovsky». [2]
- Seraphim-Diveyevo Convent… and directs the decoration of the churches. [5] [6] One of the monastery's trustees at that time was Nikolay Aleksandrovich Motovilov, the biographer and interlocutor of Saint Seraphim of Sarov. It has been 204 years …
- St. Nicholas Convent… is considered to be Feofilakt Yakovlev, a resident of Arzamas, who built a wooden church in the name of Nicholas the Wonderworker around 1580, alongside which a convent for women was established; the stone Nikolsky …
- Vachsky DistrictChurch of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in Kazakovo
- Vikhr (ship)… Odessa; the vessel operated under the Black Sea Shipping Company on the routes Odessa — Kherson, Odessa — Nikolayev, Odessa — Ochakov, and Odessa — Izmail. [1] [2]
- city of Sarov… owned plowed fields and mills. In 1903, when Seraphim of Sarov was canonized, the last emperor of Russia, Nicholas II, visited the monastery with his family. This was the monastery's time of greatest flourishing, soon …